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Quartet ushers in symphony’s 50th anniversary season

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The Washington Idaho Symphony will kick off its 50th season and its first live performance since the start of the pandemic with a free outdoor concert Saturday at East City Park in Moscow.

The symphony’s String Quartet will perform at 1:30 p.m., featuring Giselle Hillyer and Meredith Arksey on violin, Angela Schauer on viola and Cole Tutino on cello. Plans for the rest of the season will be announced, and season tickets and other items will be for sale.

“This season we’ll be celebrating the musical talent in our community,” Kristin Lincoln, the symphony’s executive director, said in a news release. “We’ll be featuring musicians from within our orchestra as well as other music professionals in our community.”

Attendees are advised to bring blankets and lawn chairs for seating.